BEGORRAH and bejaysus, we’ve had a rough auld time of it in Hollywood over the years.

Hilary Fennell talks to Hazel Clifford about traits, faults and what she's most thankful for

A leap year baby who was born suddenly on the M1 motorway will celebrate her first 'official' birthday when she turns four this February 29.

Here is a selection of people who have begun new roles with companies and organisations in Ireland, including OneLogin, 3Sixty, Philip Lee, Learning Pool, Irish Farmers’ Association and Cork County Council

Hollywood actress Sharon Stone has pleaded with dating app Bumble to unblock her after account was removed.

Tyrone designer Sharon Wauchob on her career and the worth of luxury fashion. By Paul McLauchlan.

An Irish businessman and adventurer almost died after suffering a life-threatening infection in the jungles of Fiji while taking part in a 20-day adventure race.

An outpouring of public generosity led to the delivery by An Post of thousands of cards to Barry Connolly from all over the country and as far away as the UK, Dubai and Australia.

His mother said the park is in disrepair and many of the fixtures need to be renovated or replaced.

Ahead of her four-date Irish tour in October Sinead O'Connor took to the stage at the Revival Music Festival in Listowel, Co Kerry.

A “huge communications failure” is how the latest CervicalCheck scandal, which left thousands of women in the dark for months about their test results, is described in a damning report.

HSE chief executive Paul Reid has apologised to the thousands of women affected by delays in their cervical smear test results.

A culture of “putting women first” will be developed by the HSE, as an immediate step, following the publication of the latest CervicalCheck report - a 74-page document into an IT error which led to more than 4,080 women failing to receive their result of a test for HPV.

Sometimes, a must-watch comedy hits our screens: This Way Up is exactly that. Georgia Humphreys meets its creator and star, comedian Aisling Bea, to find out what inspired it

Fifty years after Sharon Tate’s murder, four movies are set for release about her life – and death, writes Suzanne Harrington.

Micheál Martin has questioned how “alarm bells” didn’t go off in the Department of Health when they received a letter from a woman waiting on smear test results.

Ministers have expressed full confidence in Simon Harris over the latest CervicalCheck controversy impacting 800 women.

The Chairperson of the CervicalCheck rapid review has said he has started investigating the latest CervicalCheck scandal.

Women involved in the latest CervicalCheck scandal are losing faith in the system and want answers, that’s according to ‘Sharon’, the woman who revealed the most recent problem with communications within the service.

Health Minister Simon Harris has pledged that a backlog of approximately 40,000 smear tests will be cleared by mid-September.

Health Minister Simon Harris has pledged that a backlog of approximately 40,000 smear tests will be cleared by mid-September.

At last year’s Wexford GAA convention, chairman Derek Kent presented the end-of-year accounts along with treasurer Andrew Nolan. A surplus of €481,000 was recorded.

A young family had a narrow escape when their car went up in flames on the M3 motorway last weekend.

A Dublin actress has pleaded guilty to online harassment campaign of a BBC children’s television presenter.

BSD have won Ireland's Got Talent.

Long before the ethos of the GAA club became a marketing stick to gently beat us over the head with, one man from a small parish in West Mayo had a vision of how he could best combine his passion for a sport he loved and improve the lives of those in his local community.

Pep Guardiola realises he cannot stop his Manchester City players dreaming about winning the quadruple, but the City boss will urge them to think game by game in their pursuit of an unprecedented clean sweep.

Tom and Molly Martens, the father and daughter convicted of killing Irishman Jason Corbett in the US, did not know about a life insurance policy Mr Corbett had until after his death, their family claim.

By posting endless images of sparkling homes, ‘cleanfluencers’ are building a growing following. But what happens if your own place doesn’t scrub up quite so well, asks

Davy Fitzgerald is minding his p’s and q’s as well as his f’s.

Sharon Corr is ready to take to the stage once more, this time with fellow musician, Vonda Shepherd, she tells Lorraine Wylie.

Neptune had to produce an awesome fourth quarter before defeating Dublin Lions in a hugely competitive Men’s U20 National Cup final on Saturday.

Diane O’Connor has mined the breastfeeding experience for her stand-up comedy show, writes Nuala Woulfe

Four female entrepreneurs share the secret of their success to mark National Women’s Enterprise Day, which aims to help women in business to take their ideas global, writes Helen O’Callaghan

The family of Darren Kearns has spoken publicly for the first time about his murder two and a half years ago.

It was a summer when everyone was part of Jackie’s army and the nation was buoyed up by the mighty boys in green.

THIS week I’m sharing tips on sports nutrition and performance. For my recipe, it’s my home made sweet chilli sauce plus a delicious bruschetta with tomato, olive and basil.

A helicopter crash in which five family members with Irish connections were killed happened after the pilot failed to turn around when entering low cloud, accident investigators said.

Denise O’Donoghue hears how a hand-picked assistance dog changed the Myers family’s lives and their wheelchair-bound son Noah who has Escobar syndrome.

It’s 2018 and The Future isn’t quite as exciting as I thought it would be, writes Louise O’Neill.

An international campaign is encouraging people to go vegan in January. But is it healthy to cut out all animal-based foods, asks Sharon Ní Chonchúir.  

Dublin’s Noelle Healy was named as the 2017 TG4 senior Players’ Player of the Year at the annual All-Stars banquet on Saturday night.

 A job for life may be a thing of the past but multi-tasking for a living has its drawbacks, writes Sharon Ní Chonchúir.